If you’re thinking about writing a business book. you’ve probably got a lot of questions.
Sure, you can search the web for answers. You can poke around on my website and many others. But if you use my chatbot, WallyBot, you’ll probably get better answers, and you’ll get them faster. Here’s why.
WallyBot was trained exclusively on almost 3000 of my blog posts and other writings from more than twenty years as an author’s coach. That’s it—no AI slop.
WallyBot is conversational. When a human answers a question, you probably think of another one to ask. That’s hw it works with WallyBot, too.
In some ways, chatting with WallyBot is better than chatting with a human. WallyBot is there 24 hours a day. WallyBot never gets tired. WallyBot is never in a bad mood.
Here are 20 questions that people have asked my chatbot, WallyBot.
Clarifying the Book Idea
How do I test whether there’s demand for my book idea?
How do I find what makes my book different from others on the same topic?
Can I write a book if my ideas aren’t completely original?
How do I know if my expertise is enough to fill a whole book?
Business Goals and Strategy
How do I align my book with my coaching or consulting services?
Is a book the best way to build my authority, or are there better options?
How do I measure whether my book was worth it?
What’s a realistic return on investment for a business book?
What should I expect a business book to do for my career?
Planning and Structure
How long should a business book be?
How do I create a strong outline before I start writing?
What are the most effective structures for business books?
What belongs in the introduction?
How do I avoid repeating myself across chapters?
Writing Process
How do I find time to write?
How many words a day should I aim for?
How do I get past writer’s block?
What kind of writing do people actually read?
How do I keep readers engaged in a nonfiction book?
How long does it usually take to write a business book?
How much research and data should I include?